Two aircraft from the NATO mission in Kosovo, KFOR, landed in Kosovo on Tuesday, a day before the final verdict against the former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army.
During the day, a KFOR plane landed in Pristina, after flying from Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, while on FlightRadar it appears in the “military/government” category.
The plane departed from Tbilisi at 03:09, and arrived in Pristina at 16:15. The plane, the day before, had followed the Belgium-Tbilisi route, from Tbilisi it continued towards Yerevan, and then returned to Tbilisi.
Meanwhile, another plane landed from Italy in Pristina at 11:30, which was also categorized as “military/government.”
According to the FlightRadar website, another Bombardier Global 5000 is on its way to Kosovo, which is also categorized as a military/government aircraft.
KFOR has confirmed that it is taking operational measures before the final decision against Hashim Thaçi, Kadri Veseli, Jakup Krasniqi and Rexhep Selimi.
A day earlier, the US Embassy in Pristina warned that there could be large protests on Wednesday, and even asked its citizens living in Kosovo not to send their children to school.
France has also issued a similar alert for its citizens.